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An analysis of the Central Netherlands Temperature record135 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 week ago: Many readers are familiar with the Central England Temperature Record (CET), now Frank Lansner inves … more →

Tags: weather_stations, Netherlands, Temperature Measurement, Temperature record

NWS Chicago demonstrates that climate math is hard54 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 2 weeks ago: Chicago NWS demonstrates why climate math is hard in their May 10th summary, which I reproduce in en … more →

Tags: government idiocy, NOAA, Broadband Internet Access, Chicago, crowne plaza, InterContinental Hotels Group, O'Hare International Airport, PRWeb, Rosemont Illinois

UAH Global temperature, up in April101 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 3 weeks ago: UAH Global Temperature Update for April 2012: +0.30°C By Dr. Roy Spencer The global average lower tr … more →

Tags: April 2012, Climate, Remote Sensing Systems, Southern Hemisphere, Temperature record, Tropics, troposphere, UAH satellite temperature dataset

Christy and Spencer: Our Response to Recent Criticism of the UAH Satellite Temperatures195 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 3 weeks ago: by John R. Christy and Roy W. Spencer University of Alabama in Huntsville A new paper by Stephen Po- … more →

Tags: Aqua, John Christy, National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, Remote Sensing Systems, UAH, UAH satellite temperature dataset, university of alabama in huntsville

Heating up in Huntsville - the discovery of FHI?31 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 3 weeks ago: WUWT reader BarryW found this on the Huntsville Office of the State Climatologist, operated by our f … more →

Tags: Land use land cover change, weather_stations, Airports, ASOS, Huntsville, Huntsville International Airport, John Christy, Land Use, Madison

Trenberth takes on UAH satellite data in a new paper142 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 3 weeks ago: They create an adjustment for the way the Alabama scientists handled data from NOAA-9, a satellite t … more →

Tags: Alabama, Earth, national center for atmospheric research, National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, Remote Sensing Systems, Satellite temperature measurements, university of alabama in huntsville, University of Washington

RDU's paint by numbers temperature and climate monitoring58 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 4 weeks ago: After reviewing over 1000 USHCN stations in the United States as part of my surfacestations.org proj … more →

Tags: ghcn, Land use land cover change, weather_stations, ASOS, Duke University, Google maps, National Climatic Data Center, National Weather Service, NC/DC

Has the CRUTEM4 Data been fiddled with?158 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 4 weeks ago: Guest post by Ed Thurstan Abstract It is apparent from the data that CRUTEM4 temperatures adjustment … more →

Tags: Adelaide, Data, Data Set, Instrumental temperature record, Temperature, urban heat island, Vanuatu

Tisdale: A Closer Look at CRUTEM4 Since 197589 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Note: I’m blogging this from Atlanta, where I am at the TWC Pioneers reunion. Bob was kind eno … more →

Tags: Arctic, Climatic Research Unit, Data, mount pinatubo, Sea surface temperature, Temperature, Terrain, University of East Anglia

Climate scientists who have been claiming Texas is warming are totally wrong.120 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Story submitted by Forrest Mims III, originally published for the San Antonio Express-News In the ea … more →

Tags: Discover Magazine, Forrest Mims, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, National Climatic Data Center, National Science Foundation, San Antonio, San Antonio Express News, Texas

IPCC Models vs Observations – Land Surface Temperature Anomalies for the Last 30 Years on a Regional Basis14 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Guest post by Bob Tisdale In two posts about a year ago and more recently in my book, we compared th … more →

Tags: ipcc, Arctic, Climate model, Global climate model, Global Warming, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Sea surface temperature

Results from the surface temperature outlier races, just in time for AR570 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago:   Guest post by Bob Tisdale The Met Office released its global HadCRUT4 land plus sea surface D … more →

Tags: El Niño Southern Oscillation, Global Warming, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, ipcc, Met Office, Sea surface temperature, Terrain

Information for Breakfast.2 comments

Michaël V.B. wrote 1 month ago: After I glimpse for any email requiring immediate attention, I swing by Facebook, ‘like’ … more →

Tags: http://allegedlyapparent.wordpress.com/, News, Environment, USGS, News Sources, SDO, NOAA, Science, WUWT?!

A Big Picture Look At “Earth’s Temperature” - Quarterly Update90 comments

justthefactswuwt wrote 1 month ago: By WUWT regular “Just The Facts” This format received a positive response in the previou … more →

Tags: climate_change, sea ice, Sea Level, snow, Oceans, measurement, Arctic, Antarctic, Sea surface temperature

Warming in the USHCN is mainly an artifact of adjustments152 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Dr. Roy Spencer proves what we have been saying for years, the USHCN (U.S. Historical Climatology Ne … more →

Tags: weather_stations, Data Set, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, Temperature, UHI, urban heat island, USHCN

How airports like BWI help set outlier high temperature records82 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Mark Johnson, Chief Meteorologist of WEWS in Cleveland writes: A friend of mine, Justin Berk, a loca … more →

Tags: weather_stations, Baltimore, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Ai, BWI, Temperature

Roy Spencer's ISH population adjusted discoveries33 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Readers recall that I carried a guest post from Dr. Roy Spencer on what he learned from analysing th … more →

Tags: Data, ghcn, global historical climatology network, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Weather Service, Roy Spencer, Temperature, urban heat island

An update on my Climate Reference Network visualization project93 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: Solar powered USCRN Station in Montrose, Colorado, 2006. Note the siting well away from any influenc … more →

Tags: Fakegate, ghcn, Michael E. Mann, NASA Giss, NOAA, weather_stations, Climate Reference Network, global historical climatology network, Guardian

Roy Spencer's UAH report for March35 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 1 month ago: See also Dr. Christy’s report from yesterday here UAH Global Temperature Update for March 2012 … more →

Tags: la niña, March 2012, Temperature record, troposphere, UAH


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